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Originally Posted by Rpracing1
If they save one life, wouldn't it be worth the problems?
Hopefully they work better than their infield big screen tv!
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The above quote can be said for every invention anyone could come up with.
Eventually you have more problems then racing.
Racing is getting like the rest of the country is heading, if there are risk takers they are ruled out of it. The rest of the country is started young, they are teached to hide under your desk at school if there is even the possibility of a danger.
It just happened near us a art project was seen by a student who saw something they thought was a weapon. It looked nothing like a weapon but with one phone call the school was locked down hundreds of police were sent out. Of course most of the students were huddled under there desks, crying and texting loved ones to say goodbye. Its pathetic. Its what is taught in America, over react to every danger and god forbid never take care your own business, your own safety. A small light on your dash, fine. No real racer wants more crap on their car especially that crap.
I could never figure out the bleeding hearts who rant and rant over one racing death when the people dying in race cars are doing exactly what they want, while thousands die on our roads daily, men women and children.